Given my tenants pay for heating, it's in their best interest to make sure the radiators don't lose their power b/c the moment you block airflow, you’re suffocating the heat.

Utilities and Services Landlord is excused from providing services (heat, water, etc.) for reasons outside their control, and tenant must continue paying rent.

We are also temporary heat providers for most large construction projects in and around Buffalo NY, neither I nor anyone in the industry that I know if has been contacted about setting up temporary heat for this project which is normally one of the first steps before a project gets into winter. thats a nice cottage industry winter heat.. 

They’ll demand answers to ridiculous irrelevant questions like what’s the viscosity of the heating oil in the tank.

Inflation is growth of money in the economy, and when trying to get things going, heat things up, GROW the economy, it takes MORE not less. 

It's been busy locally here, seems to be heating up before Winter hits.

What about using part of the proceeds for a business vehicle purchase or large equipment (printer, heat press, etc.) under Section   179 or bonus depreciation—could that layer in as well?

“Unlivable conditions” / tenant complaintsSource: Cleveland Scene, “Residents, City Councilmembers Decry Uninhabitable Conditions of Shaker Square Apartments,” Feb 21 2023Who said it: Cleveland City Councilmember Bashir Jones and multiple tenants quoted by name.Quote: “These apartments are unsafe—black mold, water damage, and no heat for weeks.”Context: Public hearing about properties owned by LLCs connected to large investor groups (including those mentioned in previous Holton-Wise coverage).URL: clevescene.com/news/residents-city-councilmembers-decry-uninhabitable-conditions-of-shaker-square-apartments-413406534.

I will tell you that the year round private indoor heated pool is the king.

Do appraisers usually give more weight to cosmetic upgrades like kitchens/baths, or do they mainly look for big-ticket stuff like roof/heating?